CORRESPONDENCE.
A Question To The Pence Society.
ITo the Editor, Hongkons Telegraph.1
BANISHEES SENT
TO GAOL
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1932.
HOME RESULTS.
East Midlands Defeat North at Bedford.
LIGHT BLUES
Army
WIN.
of
FANLING GOLF.
Governor's Shield and Young Cup.
RESULTS OF PLAY,
RADIO BROADCAST
CHILDREN'S CONCERT FROM STUDIO
From Z.B.W. on wave-length of 355
The first round in the Gover nor's Shield competition was play- 13ed at Fanling yesterday. The fol- metres (845 K/c).
lowing are the results of the matclics played:
14
9
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(AL Coventry)
31 R.M.A. & R.M.C.
(At Woolwich)
11 Plymouth
0
19 United Services
14 St. Bart'a.
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10 Blackheath
18
12 Nuneaton
0
11 Pontypook
9
19
3 Gloucester
Bristol Cambridge U. Devenport S. Harlequina Leicester
Northampton O. M. T. Oxford U.
Richmand
LEPER NOT WANTED BY VILLAGERS Banished for life in 1922 fol-
London, Nov. 20. Sir, The vigour and activity of towing a term of seven years' hard
The following are the results Hongkong's Peace Society compel labour for armed robbery, a Chi-
Aerious, nose who appeared before Mr. matches played to-day: one's
and attention
18 Yorkshire interest. Mr. Baldwin's recent Schofield at the Central Police Cheshire
(At Birkenhead) speech in the House has drawn Court this morning was given a
(At Bedford) everyone's attention to the peril sentence of twelve months impri-East Midlands 21 North Midlands
Lancashire 11 Durham of the world. The fear of war le sonment for disobeying the de-
(At Manchester) one of which neither military nor portation order. naval
the ordinary men, nor
The defendant, who was arrest Warwickshire 25 Leicester citizen need be ashamed when ited in the West Point District, was is no longer one's own life, nor aent away for life after serving that of other combatants which his term for armed robbery and is jeopardised, but that of uur last year he was again arrested for women and children, Pletures in theft. On the expiration of his the illustrated papers of the pre-sentence on that charge and one parations which, Germany and of returning from banishment, he other European nations are mak was automatically deported. ing against gas attack help us to visualise something of the horrors that await us, Yet the grim fact remains thut 80 far the in telligence and will of the world has evolved no effective safeguard against the pur. So long as there are suflicient reasons for strife, nothing will prevent the next war. We have it in embryo already in Manchurin. If at Geneva Japan refuses the restraint of the League she may be tempted, as indeed her statesmen have threatened, to withdraw and then, on the principle that it is as well to be hanged for a sheep as for a lamb, declare war on China and pursue her well-known ambitions there. To take another. case? Italy is a member of the League, and a signatory of the Kellogg Paet yet Signor Mussolini makes no secret of his view that the days of War are far from, over.
I wish to suggest to the Peace Society, with whose aims i un in
|
In the case of a mendicant who was deported last month, the de- rendant stated that he returned to Hongkong because the villagers refused to allow him to remain in their midst, as he was suffering of six from leprosy. Sentence months hard labour was imposed.
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POLICE RESERVE
· ORDERS FOR CURRENT WEEK
Orders by the Hon. Mr. E. D, C. Wolfe, C.M.G.. Inspector General of Police, state:
Chinese Company
VICTORY FOR CANTABS. Newport Defeated By
Eight Points to Nil,
London, Nev. 21. In a Rugby Union football match at Cambridge this afternoon, the Light Blues defeated Newport by eight points to all-Beater.
WATER POLO,
Week-end Matches at Y.M.C.A.
TWO DRAWN GAMES.
A
Dodwell and Company beat the Audit Department by 1 up.
Government Medical Depart ment beat South Wales Borderers by 3 and 1.
Public Works Department weat Linstead and Davis by 6 and G.
5-8 p.m. European programme. 5.5.30 p.m. A programme of Victor and H.M.V. records.
Orchestral,
Le Coq D'Or-Introduction
(Rimsky-Korsakow). Le Cou D'Or-Bridal Cortege (Rimsky-Korsakow).
London Symphony Orch. Jolly Fellows (Vollstedt).
Dairy Farm defeated H.M.S.Amoureuse (Berger). Medway easily.
Education Départment bent Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company by 3 and 2. University beat Davie Boag by 4 and 3.
H.M.S. Tamar beat the Hong- kong and Singapore Brigade (R.A.) by two holes.
Hongkong and Shanghai Bank beat Wilkinson and Grist casily.
Canadian Pacific beal Bank Line by 3 ahd 1.
9090.
International Novelty Orchestra.
C1082.
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1337.
Sports Shirts
6-8 p.m. A programme of Victor and H.M.V. records.
G-6.35 p.m. Concert Items.
B.A.T. Company bent Reiss Mas-String Bass Solo-Minuet In G sey and Company by 5 and 4.
(Beethoven).
4
Dr. C. II. Barton beat Head-String Bass Solo-Valse Miniature quarters, China Command by 5 and 3.
(Koussevitzky).
Serge Kaussevitzky,
Lane, Crawfords beat Socony-Song-The Gypsy and the Bird Vacuum by 3 and 2.
(Oxenford-Benedict),
1476.
Song Parla! Valse (Arditi).
Mudum Amelita Galll-Curcl (Soprano). Piano Solo-Etude in G Flat Major
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Solo-Etude in C Minor (Chopin).
1276.
1387.
Ignace Jan Paderewski. Song You Forgot to Remember Song- Oh, How I Miss You To-right
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.
(Berlin).
John McCormick (Tenor). 1121. Guitar Solo-Courante (Bach). Guitar Solo-Sonatina in A Major
Lincolnshire Regiment beat General Post Office by 8 and 7.-
Butterfeld and Swire, and Lowe, Bingham and Matthewa had byes,
In the G. M. Young Cup competi-Piano tion, Dodwells bent the Asiatic Training Course-Part 1-All re-
Petroleum Company by 7 points to eruits will attend at the Chinese Com- pany's Beadquarters on Tuesday, Na- Two water-polo games were play-15, Sorony-Vacuum beat Butterfield vember 29th at 5.30 p.m. for instrueed in the Y.M.C.A. bnth yesterday. and Swires by 9 points to 3.
In the morning the home side met tion.
a seven from the R.A.M.C., the game resulting in a one-all draw. The R.A.M.C. allowed their to drift about the bath too much and gave the Y.M.C.A. many opportunities, full advantage of which were not taken. The teams changed over without Boring. Defendu. The defendu class' will] Richardson opened the scoring meet in the gymnazium at Central for the R.A.M.C. but Jenner sobi Police Station on Friday, December equulised. 2nd at 5.30 p.m. Members from other Reserve Units are cordially invited.
(Sgd.) D. L. KING,
D.S.P. (R).
Emergency Unit Reserve
Training Course-Part 1.-All re- close sympathy, that while doubt-[cruits of the Chinese Company will less the first step in its work, attend Central Police Station for irrespective of how effective its Squad Drill on Thursday, December propaganda may immediately be, 1st at 530 pm, Dress Blue Uniform
and Cap with White Cover is to lay down the general principle of opposition to all war, the second and very urgent step: is to think out constructively the effective alternativeg to
wal This has been approached recently from one side by the Editor of the Hibbert Jourant, who in an article in the "Moral Equivalent for War" has shown clearly that just as War can, to an amazing extent, claim the last sacrifice of Hfe itself, so there must be some- "thing in our conception of Peace which can claim the same final loyalty and surrender. I would approach it from another and more prosale angle. Is there, in, the present or in any proposed organisi sation for Peace, any provision for adjusting claims in equity as against claims in law that may Arise between either nations of the world or classes or society? So far as 1 know there is not, at least as regards questions arising between the nations. Is not one. of the reasons why the ideal of Pener fails to command immediate assent that its organisation so far scems to carry with it the stabili sation of the Status quo? Are not the Treaty of Versailles and the Covenient of the League too inelastic to mest the developing needs of the nations? It may be
Admirers of George Bancroft have another opportunity to see him in ne- tion in the current King's Theatre attrnelion "Lady and Gent." Ban. croft, east in the role of an ex-pugilist climbing the social ladder, has a role well-adapted to the personality he has brought to the serren. Excellent a well-balanced dramatization and supporting east, make the production
one of unusual merits.
song of Francis Adams: Girls, that's the shit, the shout we
shall utter.
When, with rifles and spades, We stand with the old Red Flag
nutter.
On the barricades.
Yours, etc. T. W. DOUGLAH JAMES. Wulingfu, Nov. 23.
men
KWANTI RACE MEETING
(Continued from Page 93
7. The M.G.T. Scurry (Unofficial), -Winner $150. Second 75. Third $26. For China l'onies certified by the O.C., M.G.T., H.K,V.D.C., as In the afternoon the Y.M.C.A. | second class regular troops ponies. and Eighth Flotilla played a two-To be ridden by Members of the
Troop. Weight 168 lbs. Half Mile, Mr. W. A. MacKinlay'a Peter Davy
168 lbs.). (Mr. MacKinlay) 1 Mr. N. M. Mackintosh's Inshallah
(168 lbs.)
(Mr. Benham) Mr. E. J. Tandy's Boston (108 lbs.) (Mr. Davy)
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HENRY FORD ILL
A Question of Respect
Sir.-Much 418 I dislike the | change. the resurgence of national life and popular pastime of criticising ambition in one nation, it may others, I feel I must do what I can the pressure of population in another. Is there provision yet into draw the attention of the cum-
disrespect munity to the frequently shewn in this British and to the many cases of selfsh Colony for His Majesty the King inconsideration which during almost every visit to local
the world for adjudicating in such
matters apart from the Peace? Must not the world press on-it may be through war, which God forbid to the organisation of some League or super-state both powerful and flexible enough to take up and deal with such problems with impartiality?
It may be said that in the other case, of claims in equity between
different classes of society, we are
theatres.
по
one Bees
leave a few moments before the
UNDERGOES OPERATION FOR HERNIA
Detroit, Nov. 27.
Won by short head; 3 lengths. Time: 1.07.4/5 mins, Pari-mutuel: Win $25.10; Places $4.55; $2.80; $4.05.
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Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra,
Vocat Cem-Rio Rita. Vocal Gems-My Maryland.
1208.
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Selection This Year of Gruen, Selection-Blue Eyes.
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The New Mayfair Orchestra.
C1510.
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Song That Daddy and Mather of
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Race 2.
Song I'm So Alone With the Crowd.
Joneph White (Tenor). Banjo Solo Frivolous Joe. Mandoline Solo-Concert Mazurka,
22081.
No. 421
388 210
$105.60 183.05 66.53 Unplaced ponies ($25 carl): Nos. 37, 170, 157.
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Mario De Pietro. Negro Spirituals "Good News
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"Standin' in de Need of I'rayer"
"Religion is a Fortune"
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"Ezekiel Saw de Wheel
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"Swing Low, Sweet Charlot"- "Keep Yo' Hand on the Plow, Hold On"
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Dreams.
Race 4.
No. 177
"
281 330
$1,378.02 295.49 295.49
Fox Trot Think a Little Kindly
of Me.
Henry Busse and His Orchestra.
22670.
Song-High and Low. Song-Far Away.
B3360.
C2398.
Unplaced ponies ($25 each): No. 224, 107, 219, 398, 551, 38, 366.
Unplaced ponies (SID.00 each): Nos. 4,370, 331, 411, 201, 389, 153,
62,
49, 390, 102.
Itace D.
No.
41
$665.70
397
か
322
$100.20
95.10. Unplaced ponies ($25 each): Nos.
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345 000
$670.82
103.37 96.99 Unplaced ponles ($25 each): Non 518, 623.
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No. 030
**
072 230
$665.46 187.56 93.78
A major operation was perform-009, 578, 245. Race 6. The following 1a 11 good cd on Mr. Henry Ford to-day. example: Last evening 1 Was
Mr. Ford walked painfully into sented with others in the front
the hospital bearing his name, and row of the balcony of the King's was immediately taken to
the Theatre. A gentleman occupying operating table and operated on better provided against strife. push past in the endeavour to gangway seat commenced to
for strangulate femoral hernia. This however, is problematical.
The patient is progressing satis- There are signs that class war is show ended. Temporarily Ifactorily. Mr. Ford has never even more likely to break-out in some elrcumstances than inter- prevented this. Being a Chinese, before been seriously ill. national war. It may be claimed doubtless he was quite unaware
Up to the present time Mr. Ford that the British Constitution gives of his insufferable rudeness and, sufficient scope for the representa- when aoms foreign ladies were has donated G$10,000,000 to the tion of nil classes. That is less equally ill-mannered. I allowed Henry Ford Hospital-Router's true of other countries, and pro-him and a foreigner to pass. bably only the much abused and of them could have climbed the mis-named dole has saved England staired gangway and left ftself from the peril of revalu- Theatre without inconveniencing TIRED OF FASTING. Shanghai Wins Inter-
All American Service.
the
tion in the last year or two. In those seated in the front rows. any ease we know that the In- -The number of British In Hong- dependent Labour Party has been kong-some in the Services--who working on the details of an or dislike showing a few moments ganisation to take over when respect for our King leads one to capitaliam collapacs. There are
believe that the spirit of com- many who hate war to the very
munism is spreading with the soul, who would still feel the call
same rapidity as are ill-manners
half of society Ilves". I have a
ing Chinese and others who are
friend who is a minister in a poor shewn such a poor example.
part of London-a man the latchet
If your opinion and personal ex- perience in local theatres permit
GANDI CALLS OFF HIS
LATEST THREAT
Poona, Nov. 26.
of whose shoes I am unworthy to stoop down and unloose. Ho la n of you to support my letter and my question-Reuter.
Unplaced ponies ($26 ench): Nos. 010, 650, 160, 180, 325, 341, 733, 217, 000,
HONGKONG FAILS.
`port Shoot.
Fox Trot-1 Love You in my
Sylvia Cecil (Soprano),
Vocal Gems--The Cat and the Fiddle.
Light Opera Co.
8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report.
8.3-11.30 p.m. A relay from the Ko Shing Theatre.
10.30 pm. Rugby Mid-day Press Newa.
11.30 p.m.
Close Down.
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KZRM PROGRAMME. To-day's broadcast from the Manila station:
6.00 p.m.Studio Music, 0.10 p.m.-Spanish Informational
Period,
0.30 p.m. English Informational
Poriod.
7.00 p.m.-Dinner Hour Presenta-
tion.
7.15 p.m.-St. Anthony.
7.45 p.m.-The Oracle of the Air
Rafah Chanda.
8.00 p.m-Weandseo Request Pro-
gramme.
8.16 p.m.-Studebaker Programme, 8.30 pm-Band Concert from
Studio—Philnpino Con. stabulary Band.
9.30 p.m.Dunce Music-Bay View
:
Hotel Orchestra.
10.30 p.m. Close Down,
TO-DAY'S SOCCER.
SINGAPORE SECOND.
his Gandhi has receded from
Hongkong filled last place in the decision to restart fasting on triangular interport rifle shoot to this kind of war. It largely and to feel that perhaps one has January I unless the famous Tem- which was completed on the Tai- depends on now Intimately one happens to know how the other but little justification for criticls-ple Guruvayoor is opened to "Un-koo Rango yesterday.
Shanghai won the contest with touchables" which strict Hindus cannot stomach.
an aggrogate score of 920. Singa- They have now consented to pore was only three points behind
on the with 023. Hongkong scored 880.
The following are the detailed referendum to be taken
scores of the Hongkong team:
The following have been select- 200 600 600 Ttled to represent The Hongkong & University man, who won his half
33 34 3290 Shanghal Hotels, in a friendly blue for rowing. He is withal theatres, to remain at their senta
In the current Central Theatre at Lt. Hocquard
81 81 93 atrict pacifist, having what the late until the National Anthem hus
soccer match against the Hong- 80 80 80 90
kong Hotel Garage to-day at 4.45 Baron von Hugel once described been played, perhaps you can find traction, "Good Night Vienna," Jack Mr. A. Macindow 31
Buchanan, well-known English actor, Sgt. Malpas this letter. If In
cast. The Mr. R.A. Starling 80 32 28 90 p.m. on the St. Joseph's ground at in private (he was sporking of his space for
notable British heads a
29-20 80 daughter) as a synoptic piety!addition, you add your own views, production in conceived on light lines Lt. Douglas
Happy Valley: Ho Hong Ping, A. there is no painful suspense and Mr. II. C. Watson 27 29 29 85 Krilovsky, E. 0. Murphy, Lau But the sorrows of the poor have it may lead many, who otherwise Pro
28. 32 25 bitton into his soul. In spite of would not do so, to show a proper the muste set to these lines is gay Mr. T. Swan
85 Hong Door, Kwok Hon Wah, Kwok Lt. Stokes
27 30 27 84 Lam, Molt Yeo Lick, W. II. Brown, his pacifism he would be hard to respect for our King and a greater and catchy, and portrays the life of
20 80 27 83 E. R. Jenkins, L. F. Souza, E. P. hold back if the poor were organis consideration for their neigh the Austrian capital before the War.
The big attendances during the week-Sat. Harper
Mr. R.H. Woodman 28 29 20 83 White. ed for revolution. I can Imagine bours,
end wore well-satinod. him rallying to the old Chartist
plea to the community, when in
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